C1 Discourses of Radical Pedagogy: The Effects and Possibilities (Open Discussion)

• Frankie Condon, SUNY-Albany
• Hyoejin Yoon, SUNY-Albany

C2 The Communist Tradition in the Socialist and Peoples Movements in the United States

• Norman Markowitz, Rutgers University, Chair
• Gerald Horne, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, "Communists and the Movement against Racism: The Civil Rights Congress"
• Gerald Meyer, Hostos Community College, "Communists and Mass Politics: The American Labor Party of New York"
• Si Gerson, Former Legisilative Affairs Director, CPUSA, "The CPUSA and the Campaign for Independent Political Action Today"

C3 Experience, Materialism, Ideology

• Timothy Adcock-Gibson, Simon Fraser University, "Ideological Stories: Figurative Forms and `Common Sense'"
• Pamela McCallum, University of Calgary, "The Politics of Theorizing Experience"
• Jeff Williams, Texas Tech University, "Gramsci and Comic Books"

C4 Greens: Visions and Dynamics of Radical Community (Roundtable)

• Roy Morrison
• Brian Tokar
• Paul Fleckenstein

C5 Theatrical Politics

• Max Statkiewicz, SUNY, Stony Brook, "Theater and/of Ideology: The Notion of Spostamento in Althusser's Theory of Theatrical Praxis"
• Megan Sullivan, Boston University, "Charabanc Theatre Company and Representation Within the State and Political Economy in Northern Ireland"
• Erik Paul Weissengruber, Minneapolis, "Howard Barker's Brutopia and the Politics of Utopia: Or, Pessimism of Both Mind and Will"

C6 From the Margins: Rethinking the State and Civil Society

• Susan Ferguson, York University, Chair
• Paul Idahosa, York University, "African Marxism at the Margins: The Case of Civil Society"
• Colin Mooers, Ryerson Polytechnic University, "Marxism, Civil Society and Social Movements"
• Alan Sears, University of Windsor, "The Lean State and Capitalist Restructuring"

C7 Yearning for Democratic Fulfillment: The Latent Potential of the Revolutionary Left (cosponsored by Forum of Indian Leftists [FOIL])

• Amitava Kumar, University of Florida, Chair
• Vijay Prashad, Trinity College, "Notes on the Leninism of the Communist Party of India (Marxist)"
• Priya Gopal, Cornell University, "`Scraping the Mildew of the Centuries': Gender, History and the Politics of Transformation"
• Shishir K. Jha, Ithaca College, "Prefiguring Communist `Democracy': A Critique of the Left's Organizational Politics"
• Sangeeta Kamat, University of Pittsburgh, "Reinterpreting the Concept of Class: Pointers from Some Social Movements in India"

C8 Marxism, Multiculturalism and the Undergraduate Curriculum: An Open Discussion

• Susan Feiner, University of Southern Maine, Discussion leader

C9 Postmodernity, Post-Marxism

• Andrew Kurtz, Firelands College, "Ideology and the Structure of Interdiscourse"
• Blanca R. Ramirez-Velazquez, UAM - Xochimilco, Mexico, "Postmodernity and Marxism in Regional Analysis"
• Vidya Ramakrishnan, Columbia University, "The Ethico-Political in Marx: An Alternative Deconstructive Reading"

C10 Literary Subjects

• Jeffrey Michels, Brandeis University, "Nations Beyond Nationalism: Christa Wolf's Cassandra in the Domain of the Fig Tree"
• Julie Pal, "Middle Class Identity in Relation to Abject Classes in Buddadev Bose's Rain Through the Night"
• Jopi Nyman, University of Loensuu, Finland, "Losing Power: Gender, Aging, and Hemingway"
• Don Hedrick, Kansas State University, "William Shakespeare, Author of the Grundrisse"

C11 Fetishism, Culture and the Construction of the Economy

• Marc Schaberg, University of California, Riverside, Chair
• David McNally, York University, "Language, Labour and Fetishism in the Information Economy: Marxian Reflections on Some Postmodernist Themes"
• Mary Orisich, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "Technology as Artefact or Commodity? Social Constructivism and the Sphere of Exchange"
• Richard Peet, Clark University, "The Cultural Construction of Economic Forms"

C12 Classifying Class and Inequality

• Kenny Levin, University of Massachusetts, Chair
• James Henninger, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "Classifying Child Care or Putting Children in Class"
• Kenny Levin, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "Quasi-Communism, Hybridity and Contradiction: An Alternative to Dualist Models of Class Struggles"
• Soledad Vietez, University of California, Santa Barbara, "Reproduction and Persistent Gender Inequality"

C13 Confronting Capital

• Phil McCall, University of Denver, "Marxism and the New Offensive of Capital: Policy Alternatives for a Left Alliance"
• Patrick Mensah, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "Questions for the Project of Radical Democracy"
• Stephen Philion, University of Hawaii, Manoa, "Social Movements, Class and the Languages of Conversion and Solidarity"

CD1 Re-Thinking Black Marxism

• Cedric Robinson, University of California, Santa Barbara, Chair and Discussant
• Abdul Karim Mustapha, New York University, "Marx, Fanon, and the Question of Totality"
• Nikhil Pal Singh, New York University, "Black Marxism and the Question of Cultural Studies"
• Penny Von Eschen, University of Texas, Austin, "Race Against Empire: Black Americans and Anti-Colonialism, 1937-1957"
• Brent Edwards, Columbia University, "Padmore and Kouyate: Black Marxism in Translation"
• Ngugi Wa Thiong'o, New York University, Discussant

CD2 Gramsci's Political Language

• John Cammett, New York City, Chair
• Evan Watkins, Pennsylvania State Univiversity, "Common Sense"
• Benedetto Fontana, CUNY, "Gramsci's Concepts of State and Nation"
• Renata Holub, University of California, Berkeley, "On Religion"
• E. San Juan Jr., Bowling Green University, "North/South and Subalternity"
• William Hartley, Chicago, "Hegemony"

CD3 Detective Fiction: From Crime to Serial Killing

Panel 1

• Philip Goldstein, University of Delaware (Parallel), Chair
• Leslee Thorne-Murphy, Brandeis University, "Imperialist Philanthropists: Moral Capital in Wilkie Collins' The Moonstone"
• Ed Wiltse, Tufts University, "A Trade of My Own: Sherlock Holmes, Professionals, Critics, Fans"
• Christopher Raczkowski, Indiana University, "Like a Fist When You Open Your Hand: Anti-Foundational Epistemology in the Maltese Falcon"
• Larry Landrum, Michigan State University, "Capital and Delerium in Crime Fiction"

Panel 2

• Philip Goldstein, University of Delaware (Parallel), Chair
• David Schmid, SUNY/Buffalo, "Canonical Redlining: The Exclusion of Chester Hines"
• Philip Goldstein, University of Delaware (Parallel), "Masculinity, Spies, Art: From Mike Hammer to Zuckerman"
• Stephan Hantke, Ypsilanti, Michigan, "Murder in the Age of Technical Reproduction: Serial Killer Narratives as `Seminal' Texts'"

CD4 New Approaches to Value and the Crisis in Economics

• Antonio Callari, Franklin and Marshall College
• Alan Freeman, University of Greenwich
• Makoto Itoh, University of Tokyo
• Andrew Kliman, Pace University
• Ted McGlown, St. Joseph's College
• Bruce Roberts, University of Southern Maine
• Richard Wolff, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

D1 Dialectical and Postmodernist Perspectives on Value Theory

• Rob Garnett, Texas Christian University, Chair
• Murray Smith, Brock University, "Marxist versus 'Power-Conflict' Perspectives on Economic Value"
• Noel Castree, University of Liverpool, "Whither Labor? On Marx, Spivak and `The Good Name of Humanity'"
• Tony Smith, Iowa State University, "The Systematic Place of Technological Rents in Volume III of Capital"

D2 Countering the Cultural Absolutism of Home: Cold War Discourse, the Religious Right, and Critical Strategies of Praxis

• Suzanne Clark, University of Oregon, "The UnAmerican and the UnReal"
• Linda Kintz, University of Oregon, "God's Intentions for a Man: The Conservative Revival of America"
• Karla Schultz, University of Oregon, "The Strangeness of Home"

D3 Marxism and Surrealism: Contemporary Legacies

• Linda Dittmar, University of Massachusetts, Boston, Chair
• Neil Larsen, Northeastern University, "Surrealism, Marxism and Latin America"
• Helena Lewis, Harvard University, "Elsa Triolet's Theory of Socialist Realism and the Rejection of Surrealism"
• Inez Hedges, Northeastern University, "From Automatic Writing to Socialist Realism"

D4 Postmodernity and the Left, an Open Discussion

• Lauren Langman, Loyola University, Moderator
• Stanley Aronowitz, CUNY
• Carl Boggs, National University, Los Angeles
• Barbara Epstein, University of California-Santa Cruz
• Douglas Kellner, University of Texas-Austin

D5 Beyond Reading: Video and Popular Education

• Sut Jhally, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
• Carlos Mertes, Northeastern University
• Norman Cowie, Five College Institute in Media Literacy
• Amy Melnick, Educational Video Center

D6 Marxism and the Ecological Crisis (cosponsored by Capitalism, Nature, Socialism), Roundtable

• Victor Wallis, Bereklee College of Music
• Daniel Faber, Northeastern University
• Betsy Hartmann, Hampshire College
• Joel Kovel, Bard College

D7 Taste/Power

• Michael Moon, Duke University, Chair
• Amanda Berry, Rhode Island School of Design, "Burke's Taste"
• Jonathan Kramnick, Rutgers University, "Reflections on Letters on Taste"
• Joseph Litvak, Bowdoin College, "Expensive Tastes: Adorno and Cultural
• Studies"

D8 Talking About the Revolution: The Politics of Performance

• Amitava Kumar, University of Florida, Chair
• Peter Hitchcock, Baruch College, "Rant: A Social History of the Voice"
• Maria Damon, University of Minnesota, "Rethinking Poetics"
• Amitava Kumar, University of Florida, "Poetry for the People"

D9 After Development

• Arturo Escobar, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Chair
• Serap Kayatekin, University of Leeds, and David Ruccio, University of Notre Dame, "Global Fragments: Subjectivity and Politics in the Discourse of Globalization"
• Suzanne Bergeron, University of Notre Dame, "Nation and Narration in Development Thought"
• Kathie Gibson, Monash University, Julie Graham, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and David Ruccio, University of Notre Dame, "After Development: Negotiating Class"

D10 Ex-centric Writers of the United States: A Materialist Approach to Literary Studies (Roundtable)

• Stanley Corkin, University of Cincinnati
• Phyllis Frus, Stanford University

D11 History, Queer Visibility, and Consumer Culture

• Eric Clarke, University of Pittsburgh, Chair
• Eric Clarke, University of Pittsburgh, "Queer Consumption and the `Public Sphere'"
• Matthew Tinkom, Georgetown University, "Warhol's Sexual Revolution: Bike Boy and Vinyl"
• Amy Villarejo, University of Pittsburgh, "Performance Time"

D12 Feminist Work in Global Politics

• Elisabeth Armstrong, Brown University, "Structural Adjustments are Our Business: An International Feminism"
• Kasturi Ray, Brown University, "Valuing Feminist Work"
• Yumna Siddiqi, Columbia University, "Organizing Domestic Workers: Immigration and Women"

E1 Communism: Theory and Practice for Today

• Stephen Cullenberg, University of California, Riverside, Chair
• Jack Amariglio, Merrimack College, "The Irresistible Legacy of American (Primitive) Communism"
• Carmen Diana Deere, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "Reinventing Socialism? The Cuban Reforms of the 1990s"
• Stephen Resnick and Richard Wolff, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "The Feasibility of Communism: Past and Present"
• Aldo Tortorella, Rifundazione Comunista (Italy), TBA

E2 Marx/Anti-Marx, After the Fall

• Randy Martin, Pratt Institute, "Reteaching Marx"
• Seth Moglen, University of California, Berkeley, "Cold War Erasures, Contemporary Opportunities: John Dos Passos and the Liberal Roots of American Marxism"
• Paviter Sanghera, Manchester Metropolitan University, "Re/Turn to Class"
• Carl Shames, Clinical Psychologist, Berkeley, "Rethinking Anti-Marxism"

E3 Things to Do with Specters of Marx

• Michael Ma, SUNY, Binghamton, Chair
• Stella Gaon, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, "Politicizing Deconstruction: On Not Treating Specters of Marx"
• Catherine Kellogg, York University, "Time, the Ghost and a Certain Messianic Spirit"
• Imre Szeman, Duke University, "A Ghost of a Chance: Spectrality, Aesthetics and Safe"
• Davina Bhandar, York University, "Limits of Democracy: The Other of the Same"

E4 Marxian Economics and the (De)Construction of the Economy

• Bruce Norton, San Antonio, Chair
• Robert Albritton, York University, "Moving Forward from Althusser: Dialectics and Deconstruction in Marxian Political Economy"
• Michael Kratke, University of Amsterdam, "How Political is Marx's Political Economy?"
• Bruce Norton, San Antonio, "Reading Capital to See Class: Or, What Might Marxian Economic Theory Be About?"
• Renee Heberle, SUNY, Potsdam, "Rethinking Materialism for a Postmodern Era"

E5 Rethinking Modernity (or Not): Marxism and Postcolonial Theory

• Crystal Bartolovich, Carnegie Mellon University, Chair
• Crystal Bartolovich, Carnegie Mellon University, "When is Modernity?: Eurocentrism and the `Transition' Debate'"
• Keya Ganguly, Carnegie Mellon University, "An Other Strain: Sound, Semiotics, and Filmic Modernity"
• Mary Layoun, University of Wisconsin, "Wrinkles in the Capitalist Modern and the Question of `Universal Mediocrity'"
• Neil Lazarus, Brown University, "Marxism and the Idealism of Postcolonial Studies"

E6 Issues in Organizing for African-American Equality

• Jan Carew, Lincoln University, Chair
• Elizabeth Armstrong, Brown University, "Organizing Women Workers Across
• Racial Lines in the l950s and l960s and Implications for the Present"
• Lewis Gordon, Brown University, "Black Academic Activism: A Critique
• of Some Contemporary Dilemmas"
• Gerald Horne, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, "Reaffirming Affirmative Action"
• Joe Sims, Political Affairs, "A Communist View of the Struggle for Equality"

E7 Critical Theory and Ecology: A Discussion of Against Nature

• Andrew Light, University of Montana, Chair
• Lorenzo Simpson, University of Richmond
• David Macauley, SUNY, Stony Brook
• Alan Rudy, Univeristy of California, Santa Cruz
• Steven Vogel, Denison University, (author)

E8 New Frontier/Mappings in Critical Urban Theory

• Ellen Pader, University of Massachusetts, Chair
• Enid Arvidson, University of Texas, Arlington, "Remapping L.A. or, Taking the Risk of Class in Postmodern Urban Theory"
• Neil Smith, Rutgers University, "The Revanchist City"
• Kian Tajbakhsh, New School for Social Research, "The Rise and Fall of Marxian Urban Theory"
• Chris Vials, Ohio State University, "German Village, Ohio: A Postmodern Reclamation"

E9 Thinking and Acting Differently: The Later Althusser and Beyond

• David Ruccio, University of Notre Dame, Chair
• Fernanda Navarro, University of Michoacan, Mexico, "Conversing with Althusser on Social Transformations"
• Antonio Callari, Franklin and Marshall College, "Processes and Communities: Reorganizing the Socialist Imaginary"

E10 Lock Down U.S.A.

• Introduction to the Video and Web Page on the Prison Industry in the U.S.A.
• DeeDee Halleck, University of California, San Diego and Lourdes Marie Prophete

E11 Work It Girl: How "Working Class Women" Give "Woman" Class

• Barbara Green, University of Notre Dame, "This Book is Not a Book: Aesthetics, Politics, and Women's Work in Woolf's Preface to Life as We Have Known It"
• Gloria-Jean Masciarotte, University of Notre Dame, "Class Action: The Representation of Working-Class Women in Popular Pro-Choice Narratives"
• Laura Winkiel, University of Notre Dame, "The Specter of Violence: Working Class Women in the Edwardian Popular Imagination"

E12 The Preparation, Calculation and Use of Home Bodies

• Samuel Delany, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Chair
• Kelly Faughnan, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "The Wife of Bath and the Misogamy Debate"
• Aaron Walker, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "Kids, Porn and Cyber Space"
• Shawn Smolen-Morton, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "Surveillance and Performance: The Child Figure in The Time Machine"

E13 Postcolonial Gazes

• S. Charusheela, Franklin and Marshall College, Chair
• Anthony Alessandrini, Rutgers University, "Simone de Beauvoir, Franz Fanon, and the Grounding of Post-Colonial Theory"
• Nigel Gibson, Columbia University, "Fanon: Marxism, Humanism, and Critique"
• Rajika Jalan, Middlesex, England, "An Asian Orientalism? Libas and the Textures of Postcolonialism"
• Asha Varadharajan, Queens University, "On the Borders of History and the Unconscious: Bhaba, Zizek and the Sublime Objects of Colonial Ideology"

E14 Querying Globalization

• Joseph Medley, University of Southern Maine, Chair
• Mohammed Bamyeh, New York University, "The Ends of Imperialism Today: The Transnational Challenge"
• Andres Carbacho-Burgos, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "Of Modern Absolutism: Neoliberalism, Postmodernism and the Last Century"
• Mark Robert Douglas, Carnegie Mellon University, "Shooting the Global Breeze: Towards a Critique of Globalization Ideology"
• Chi-she Li, SUNY, Stony Brook, "Cultural Nationalism and the Globalization of Capital"

E15 Japan: A Marxist Analysis

• Masato Aoki, Simmons College, Chair
• Makoto Itoh, Tokyo University, "The Japanese Industrial Structure in Recovery, Development and Globalization"
• Bertell Ollman, New York University, "Why Does the Emperor Need the Yakusa? Toward a Marxist Theory of the Japanese State"
• William Tabb, CUNY, "Japan after the Post-War System"

EF1 Althusser after Althusser: Reflections on the Posthumous Publications

• Warren Montag, Occidental College, Chair

Part I

• Etienne Balibar, University of Paris X, "The Lost and Regained Theoretical Honor of Louis Althusser"
• Jacques Lezra, University of Wisconsin, Madison, "Transference without End"
• Ted Stolze, California State University, Hayward, "Deleuze and Althusser: Flirting with Structuralism"

Part II

• Rick Wolff, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "Overdetermination: Political and Personal"
• Gabriel Albiac, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, "Althusser, lecteur d'Althusser: l'autobiographie comme genre imaginaire"
• David McInerney, Australian National University, Canberra, "Is it Simple to be an Althusserian in Autobiography?"

Part III

• Gregory Elliot, University of Brighton, "The Necessity of Contingency"
• Warren Montag, Occidental College, "Althusser's Nominalism"
• Michael Sprinker, SUNY, Stony Brook, "Is There an Althusserian Concept of Art?"

EF2 The Presence of Gramsci in Different Fields/Disciplines

• Benedetto Fontana, CUNY, Chair
• Kate Crehan, New School for Social Research, "Gramsci Among Anthropologists"
• Robert Dombroski, CUNY, "Gramsci in Literary Studies"
• Peter Gran, Temple University, "Gramsci and Comparative World History"
• Carl Dyke, California State University, Hayward, "Gramsci in History and Sociology"
• Maurice Finocchiaro, University of Nevada-Las Vegas, "Gramsci and Philosophy"
• Stanley Aronowitz, CUNY, "Gramsci and Sociology"

EF3 Struggles in Steel: A Story of African American Steelworkers

• Film showing and discussion by producers Tony Buba and Ray Henderson

F1 Robbie McCauley Performance

• Introduced by Charlena Seymour, Dean of the Graduate School, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

F2 Cultural Re-Education and the Brave New World Order

• Phillip Wegner, University of Florida, Chair
• Robert Seguin, Duke University, "Learning to Love Competition in the Age of Global Fordism"
• Harris Breslow, York University, "The Isolation of the Subject and the Pedagogy of Global Fordism"
• Phillip Wegner, University of Florida, "`A Fine Tradition': Performing Class in Martin Scorsese's Cape Fear"

F3 Developments in the World Communist Movement

• Gerald Erickson, Universaity of Minnesota Committee, CPUSA, Chair
• Vijay Prashad, Trinity College, "Third World Communist Movements"
• Erwin Marquit, Univiversity of Minnesota, "European Communist Parties and the European Union"
• Danny Goldstick, University of Toronto and Executive Committee Communist Party of Canada, "Canadian Resistance to U.S. Hegemony"
• Jarvis Tyner, Vice-Chair, CPUSA, "Postelectoral Strategy of the CPUSA"

F4 Hegemony, Nation and Ideology

• Lauren Langman, Loyola University, Chicago, Chair
• Joe Galbo, "Gramsci, Popular Film and the Politics of Empire"
• Manjur Karim, Culver University, "Cultural Imperialism: Stories, Anti-Stories and Counter-Stories"
• Amin Hassanpour, "The Dialectic of Base/Superstructure Culture: Consciousness and Struggle"
• Lauren Langman, Loyola University, Chicago, "Nationalism: Desire and the Reproduction of Domination"

F5 Class and Politics in Africa

• Serap Kayatekin, University of Leeds, Chair
• Kanthie Athukorala, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "Class and Consciousness: A Study of the Saamstaan Housing Cooperative in Namibia"
• Kevin Costa, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "Angolan Dreams, Angolan Nightmares: Absolute and Relative Appropriation in Colonial Angola"
• Mwangi wa Githinji, Gettysburg College, and Stephen Cullenberg, University of California, Riverside, "Mafelahi ama Wafanya Kazi? Workers or Peasants: Class and Development in Kenya"
• Gail Presby, Marist College, "Wamba-dia-Wamba's Criticisms of Multi-Party Democracy: Parallels to Arendt's Advocacy of Councils"

F6 Socialist (Re)visions

• Jonathan Diskin, Earlham College, Chair
• David Bedford and Thom Workman, University of New Brunswick, "Producers Cooperatives and the Critique of Alienation: Foundations for Anti-Global Socialism"
• Dave Bedggood, Aukland University, "Marx De-Based: The Default into Market Socialism"
• Jacques Bidet, University of Paris, X, "Socialism and Modernity"
• Paresh Chattopadhyay, University of Montreal, "On Commodity as the Cell-Form of Capital and on the Contradiction of Market Socialism"

F7 Identity Formation

• Marjorie Jolles, Temple University, "The Ethics of Style: Identity and Authenticity in Bourgeois America"
• Andrew Light, University of Montana, "Interest, Identity, and Political Rationality in Capital "
• Tamar Mayer, Middlebury College, "Nationalism and Masculinity: Challenges in Jewish Israel in the 1990s and Beyond"
• Paula Rabinowitz, University of Minnesota, "Roger and Me(n): Corporate Capitalism and Working-Class Masculinity in Post-Industrial America"
• Richard Peterson, Michigan State University, "Race, Identity, and Critical Theory"

F8 Post-Strucuralist Political Economy

• Barbara Cruikshank, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Chair
• William Walters, University of Dundee, "Beyond Structuralist Perspectives in Political Economy"
• Wendy Larner, Carleton University, "The Legacy of the Social: Consumer Citizenship"
• Lucy Luccisano, York University, "Credit Cards for the Poor in Mexico: Neoliberalism and Technologies of Government"

F9 Foundations of Justice

• Robert Garnett, Texas Christian University, Chair
• Ted Burczak, Denison University, "A Labor Theory of Property as a Commutative Theory of Justice"
• George DeMartino, University of Denver, "Relativism, Universalism and Justice"
• Norman Fischer, Kent State University, "Marxist Property Theory as Justice Theory"
• John Roche, St. John Fisher College, "Toward a Modest Humanism"

F10 Class and Health

• Carles Muntaner, Institute of Occupational Health, Chair
• Carles Muntaner, Institute of Occupational Health, "Class and Health: An Association that Won't Go Away"
• John Wooding and Charles Lewenstein, University of Massachusetts, Lowell, TBA
• Farah Shroff, Ryerson Midwifery Program, "Innovations in Marxist Health Care: Cuba and Holistic Health"
• Tito Basu, University of Massachusetts-Boston, "The Violence Initiative: Race, Class, and Reductionist Biology"

Race and Class: A Dialogue

• Antonio Callari, Franklin and Marshall College, Chair
• Etienne Balibar, University of Paris, X
• Cornel West, Harvard University

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